Reflective Windows Exterior Ray Trace
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By Ange822
Good morning,
I am still pretty new into Ray Tracing both CPU and GPU. I seem to have a pretty good grasp on the interior GPU with playing around with lighting / sun light etc.
However - the exterior Ray Tracing, you can see it looks to be foggy? I have attached before / 100 passes / 200 passes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also not sure how to make the ground look more realistic? I tried adding small shrubs and rocks.
Thank you!
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By JBConrads
Hi All!
I am a pro-x14 user and can't figure out why I am loosing my backdrop when raytracing through multiple pieces of glass. In this case I am going through two glass shower walls then a window as you will see on the left side of the rendering.....on the right side the windows/ backdrop are displaying correctly.
I looked for existing threads on this but couldn't located any. Is there a simple fix I am missing besides painting the window glass with the background or using photoshop?
Thanks for the help!
Jon
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By EMBARC
I'm looking to see if there is a way to separate the material between the frame and the reveal of a window (or door).
When painting the frame it also paints the reveal the same material, and visa versa.
I have been a long time Chief user but never found a solution - so hoping someone has a good trick. Using X13 currently.
Thanks in advance!
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By Tkangas
I am very perplexed by the lack of light in the interior physically based ray tracing camera. They always appear to be taken with all the interior lights off.
What I have tried so far:
- adjusting the camera exposure and brightness
- adding lights and light sources
- increasing the maximum number of lights on
- adjusting the sun angle, etc.
I can NOT figure out how to make the interior rooms brighter!! I would LOVE if someone can help! This is a very powerful tool if it can be rendered correctly
both attached images have light sources that are turned on
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By ThomasWilder
Hello,
I am trying to find the best way to model a Georgian window, with an angled inset into the wall's thickness, and a window along the inner edge (see the attached image). Note that this isn't a box window - there is no "bump out" - the window is set into the wall. I thought about using a wall niche, but I do not know how to create the angle.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Software version: Interiors X13
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